Our results showed that there is no perfect balance between the age-centrality correlations in the left and right hemisphere.
The specific asymmetric involvement of the right lateral occipital inferior cortex (RLOCid3) could be intriguingly related to a progressive inability to mediate the interaction between the right ventral attention system, involved in saliency analysis, and the bilateral dorsal attention system, mostly involved in attention shifting [1]}, [2]}, [3]}.
The interaction between the two attentional systems finally influences the processing of attended visual stimuli in the primary cortex [4]}.
